As Latinos in the U.S., we know well the impact of living under the constant threat of deportation and family separation. We are at a critical point in the future of our communities—not just as Latinos, but as workers and citizens who want real change in the U.S. The Green Party, led by Jill Stein, is the only option that truly aligns with our needs and the interests of all Americans. Latinos’ struggles in this country are part of the larger fight for justice, equity, and peace for everyone. Continue reading

We Must Fight The American Empire, Which Must Fall To Give Rise To A Democracy Of Justice As Established By The Founding Fathers We Are Being Used Like The British Used The Indians To Fight Their Wars Dearborn, MI – Green Party activist Wissam Charafeddine stated in an October 30, 2024 panel uploaded to What's Up Media on YouTube that the time has come to shatter the two-party system in America. He declared that Arab-Americans must fight against the American empire to help establish the "democracy of justice" envisioned by the Founding Fathers.  Continue reading

The US elections are nearly upon us, and we have all be subject to the empty words and rhetoric of of the two main political parties. The Green Party has gained a lot of traction, especially amongst the countries small but very important Muslim community. I have already interviewed the leader of the Greens, Dr Jill Stein. But Today I have the pleasure to speak with Professor Butch Bilal Ware, its Vice Presidential nominee. Continue reading

Penn State hosts Green Party candidates Four Green Party candidates in the upcoming national and state elections spoke via Zoom to Penn State students and State College residents in the Sparks Building on Friday, advocating to “Vote Green.” Among the speakers were Green Party Vice Presidential candidate Butch Ware, U.S. Senate candidate Leila Hazou, Attorney General candidate Richard Weiss and founder of advocacy group Young Black and Aware, Leteria Bailey. Continue reading

The Council on American-Islamic Relations released its final 2024 presidential election survey on Friday, showing a statistical tie between Green Party nominee Dr. Jill Stein and Democratic nominee Kamala Harris among Muslim voters. CAIR, a national Muslim civil rights and advocacy group, has polled Muslim voters multiple times throughout this election cycle, although it did not begin releasing its presidential polling results until August. For this latest survey, CAIR, in collaboration with pollster Molitico, surveyed 1,449 verified Muslim voters from October 30 to October 31. The organization reports a margin of error of 2.5%. Continue reading

The Green Party candidate talks to The Take about her presidential run. Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein is polling at 2 percent nationally, drawing attention from US voters as the “anti-genocide” candidate for her opposition to US support for Israel. Her opponents in the Democratic Party label her a “spoiler” in key swing states. So what is she trying to achieve – and what does her candidacy say about the state of US democracy? Continue reading

Despite fear-mongering and threats that Trump would be worse for Palestinians, these Muslims say they've had enough In 2016, Saad Husain swallowed a bitter pill and voted for Hillary Clinton, despite her hawkish track record on foreign policy in the Middle East. Continue reading

Jill Stein, a physician and former Lexington Town Meeting member who ran twice for governor of Massachusetts and once for secretary of state, is currently seeking the presidency as the nominee of the Green Party, which also nominated her in 2012 and 2016. Stein recently spoke with GBH News reporter Adam Reilly about how her experiences in Massachusetts politics shaped her worldview, her thoughts on claims that she’s a “spoiler” candidate, whether she’s hoping to deny Kamala Harris the presidency, why she thinks the United States is responsible for the war in Ukraine, and whether she’ll run again in 2028. An edited transcript follows. Continue reading

With just only 11 days away from the US presidential elections, the people of the US are heading to the polls in unprecedented times, with the threat of a major war breaking out in West Asia, the continued genocide in Palestine, and devastating natural disasters hitting the US South. Continue reading

I know that not all Americans value what I have to say on the US elections. However, I do receive many emails and messages daily asking for advice, and my podcast, The Thinking Muslim, has been fairly instrumental in setting the correct intellectual parameters in parts of the US Muslim community when forming a conscious electoral decision on November 5th. Continue reading